The timescrisis games were standing huge arcade systems. And MAN I wish I could reinstall TIM on my computer, but it keep saying something like, "Could not find EXE.13131.32.exe"Kell wrote:Mm.. never played those myself, but I remember The Incredible Machine (TIM).ChikenKannon wrote:Timecrisis shooter arcade games.
Now I'm into Timcrisis shooter arcade games making it on the Wii.
Childhood sentiments?
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11-14: I was hooked on Nickelodeon, and the Beetles (My father listened to them). I moved Three years in a Row , two times in Long Island , NY and finally to my residence in New Jersey. This meant that I spent not more than a single year of Middle-School with the same people. I also got a SNES for my Birthday, and marveled at a Friend who had a Sega(To which I also got, and a little thing called SEGA Channel - which few people knew of). My favorite game was "Super Mario RPG" although , Megaman X, and Bomberman came in close.
14-17: I worked in a Bar as a Barback (illegally. You needed to be older to transport alcohol in NJ) but he was a Family friend who owned the Banquet hall. I made good cash at about $300 in tips alone on weekends (10% of what the bartender makes went to me, plus 10% of what the waiters made). I saved that money and later opened a Mutual Fund with it.(Because my parents banned me from buying a computer with that money as a lad:) ) I also got my first Labtop with a 56k connection as a birthday gift. The first game I EVER played Online was one called "Rolemaster: Magestorm" hosted by a company called Gamestorn, and created by a very tiny private unknown company at the time called "Mythic Entertainment" (Now the makers of DAoC, and Soon to be Warhammer: Online.)
18-19: I was getting sick of my parents and couldn't wait to move out of the house. I was going to college, and I got my first job as a Security Officer early in my 18's at "Six Flags: Great Adventure" which got me into the whole Law Enforcement career. I eventually also got a Security Job at a Naval Base, and a Mall - working 85 hour work weeks just to keep myself busy, and save up money for a One year lease on an apartment. (During non-school interims of course).
19-20: I finally got an apartment, and got my first Police job as a Class I in the local town. And as they say, the rest is history.
14-17: I worked in a Bar as a Barback (illegally. You needed to be older to transport alcohol in NJ) but he was a Family friend who owned the Banquet hall. I made good cash at about $300 in tips alone on weekends (10% of what the bartender makes went to me, plus 10% of what the waiters made). I saved that money and later opened a Mutual Fund with it.(Because my parents banned me from buying a computer with that money as a lad:) ) I also got my first Labtop with a 56k connection as a birthday gift. The first game I EVER played Online was one called "Rolemaster: Magestorm" hosted by a company called Gamestorn, and created by a very tiny private unknown company at the time called "Mythic Entertainment" (Now the makers of DAoC, and Soon to be Warhammer: Online.)
18-19: I was getting sick of my parents and couldn't wait to move out of the house. I was going to college, and I got my first job as a Security Officer early in my 18's at "Six Flags: Great Adventure" which got me into the whole Law Enforcement career. I eventually also got a Security Job at a Naval Base, and a Mall - working 85 hour work weeks just to keep myself busy, and save up money for a One year lease on an apartment. (During non-school interims of course).
19-20: I finally got an apartment, and got my first Police job as a Class I in the local town. And as they say, the rest is history.